"天才は間違えない彼の誤りは意図的であり発見の入り口である"
— James Joyce
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This quote means that a very intelligent or talented person doesn't truly make mistakes. Instead, what seem like errors are actually deliberate choices that lead to new discoveries. Think about Thomas Edison when he was inventing the light bulb. He tried many different materials and methods, and each one that didn't work wasn't a failure but a step towards finally finding the right one. Edison himself said he didn’t fail, but found 10,000 ways that didn’t work. So, when we do something and it seems like a mistake, we can see it as a chance to learn and find out something new. This way, we can turn our 'errors' into something valuable and useful, helping us progress and discover new things.
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